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MRS. KENNETH ARTHUR KUENZLI
Vows Are Said
In Candlelight
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Vickie Diane Connor and
Kenneth Arthur Kuenzii said
their wedding vows in a
candlelight ceremony Sat.,
Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. in the
memorial chapel of First
Presbyterian Church in
Greetisboro.
Dr. Joseph Mullin of
ficiated. Music was provided
by Frank Pethel of Green
sboro, formerly the organist
for St. Matthews Lutheran
Church of Kings Mountain,
and Jeremiah Clarke, who
played the Trumpet Voluntary
as the bride entered.
Church decorations in
cluded one large altar piece of
glads, roses, carnations and a
variety of other flowers. Two
spiral candelabras were
situated on either side of the
altar.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. She
wore a dress entirely of white
velvet with long puffed sleeves
and wide cuffs edged in single
band of white lace. The simple
lines of the empire waist were
accented with a band of lace
under the bust and over the
shoulders. The dress had an
Edwardian lace collar. She
wore a floor length mantilla
veil edged in lace. A small
chapel hat contained several
layers of illusion for heighth.
The bride carried an arm
bouquet of long stem pink
roses atid white baby’s breath.
The stems were tied with a
white velvet bow with
streamers. She also carried a
lace handkerchief, an
heirloom from her maternal
grandmother Mrs, J.C.
Clary,
The bride's matron of honor
was Mrs. Dennis Conner, a
sister-in-law, and her maid of
honor was Miss Ann
Woodyard of Greensboro.
Both attendants wore
identical burgandy velvet
dresses with bolero style
jackets, pink ruffled collars
and pink ruffle at the sleeve
wrist. The dresses, with
empire style, had a slightly
layered look. The headpieces
were double layer bows of
burgandy velvet with illusion
attached. They carried arm
bouquets of long stem pink
carnations and white baby's
breath.
The register was kept by
Miss Joy Jolley of Kings
Mountain.
The bridegroom’s at
tendants included Dennis E.
Connor of Kings Mountain,
I > bride's brother, and Eugene
Hastings of Greensboro. The
best man was Lou Megremis
of Greensboro.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conner of
Kings Mountain. She is a
graduate of Kings Mountain
high and Greensboro College
where she earned an AB
degree in special education.
She is doing graduate work at
UNC-Chapel Hill and is by
Mclver School, Greensboro.
The bridegroom is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kuenzii of Long Island, N.Y.
He holds a BS degree in
mechanical engineering from
University of Florida. He has
also done graduate work at
Newark College of
Engineering and NC State
University. He is employed as
an engineer with Western
Electric Co., Safeguard
Defense Division.
A reception following the
ceremony was held in the
Garden Room at the church.
Decorations were pink roses
in a silver candelabra as a
table centerpiece. Highlight of
the table was a five-tiered
wedding cake with real pink
roses and topped with hand
made bells.
Pink punch was served by
Miss Lee Forlune and cake by
Mrs. Mary Anne Claiborne
both of Greensboro. Goodbyes
were siad by Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Tripp of Greensboro.
Out-of-town guests included
Tile J.C, Clarys; the Everett
Flemings; the Thomas
Goforths; Misses Joy Jolley,
Gay Jolley, Robin Cash,
Marlene Cash; Mrs. Herman
Cash; and Johnny Reynolds,
all of Kings Mountain. The
Wilson Hulicks of Shelby and
die Boyce Brannons of Inman,
S.C.
Also 14 students and their
parents of the bride's school.
For the wedding trip to
Miami Beach, the bride wore
a three-piece suit of pale blue
check. She wore a corsage of
white roses and her gift from
the bridegroom, a cham
pagne-colored mink cape.
The couple will reside at
4200 Beckford Dr., Green
sboro.
The couple was honored at
numerous dinners and
showers by their friends in
Greensboro and on Mon., Feb.
4 at a miscellaneous shower
given by the bride's students
at the home of the Louis
Joneses.
State Tax
Personnel
To Assist
R.T. McNeely Jr., local
revenue officer for NC
Department of Revenue,
advises that personnel to
assist in filing State Income
and Intangibles tax returns
will beavailable Mondays and
Fridays through April 15.
The office is located at 224
E. Warren St., Shelby, and
office hours are 8:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. Taxpayers should
bring the pre-addressed forms
which were mailed to them
from Raleigh.
Completed returns showing
refund due shouldbe mailed to
the NC DepL of Revenue, P.O.
Box R, Raleigh, 27643. Other
completed returns should be
mailed to the NC Dept, of
Revenue, P.O. Box 25000,
Raleigh, 27640.
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The Senior Citizens Club will
hold its regular meeting Fri.,
Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. at the Kings
Mountain Woman’s Club
building on E. Mountain St.
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